Personal Stories Home News, Events & Stories Publications To Be Continued Personal Stories To Be Continued? Absolutely! Surviving Burnout and Reclaiming Joy Staying Busy: A Coping Mechanism Putting Community Experience at GU in Action in Medical School Stepping Stones to a Yes Gonzaga Student Body Presidents in Real-World Leadership June 06, 2023 Catching up with some of the last decade's GSBA presidents to see where they're leading today. Reclaiming Your Roots: Diversity Monologues, March 28 March 21, 2023 The 13th Annual Diversity Monologues hosted by Gonzaga’s Unity Multicultural Education Center (UMEC) will feature 10 often-poignant stories delivered... Taking the Scenic Route February 13, 2023 This "To Be Continued" reflection was published in the Spring 2023 Gonzaga Magazine, for which Zack Berlat ('11) is the staff photographer. One could... More Than a Trip July 22, 2022 GU Outdoors offers camping, hiking, skiing and snowboarding trips regularly. A new opportunity arose in 2022: Avalanche Level 1 Certification at Mt.... Finding Faith & Identity June 28, 2022 When Zoe Jaspers (’20) came to Gonzaga, they were questioning their gender identity and exploring their Catholic faith. The Importance of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) ... May 06, 2022 Joan Iva Fawcett, a Filipina American, shares an opportunity to celebrate the cultures represented under the AAPI umbrella. Rescuing the World October 24, 2021 Guam native, lawyer and activist Julian Aguon talks about his first book with fellow indigenous author Tommy Orange Mastering Higher Education: Charlita Shelton October 15, 2021 Although she's only been here two years, Charlita Shelton is making tangible differences as President Thayne McCulloh's chief of staff. Vietnamese in Spokane July 09, 2021 Two Vietnamese students met in Spokane and ended up at Gonzaga together. Alumna Heather Banis Works for Healing June 24, 2021 Heather Banis, Ph.D., who earned a master’s degree in theology and leadership from Gonzaga in 2019, serves as the Victims Assistance Coordinator (VAC)... Making Culture Matter June 01, 2021 One alumna's vision for the flourishing of students, staff, collective goals and shared purpose. Alumna Michelle Paulin Serves in Diplomatic Role at Tokyo Olympics March 17, 2021 Michelle “Missy” Paulin (’98) is delighted to be in Tokyo serving as a U.S. diplomat at the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer. Klamath Tribes' Member Isabel Hawley Earns REDW Accounting Scholarship March 12, 2021 Isabel Yasana Hawley, a member of the Klamath Tribes and a student in Gonzaga’s MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship program, is one of two... Debaters Earn Top District Qualifying Slot for Nationals February 23, 2021 Gonzaga’s top debate team comprised of Avalyn Hine, a sophomore from Boise, and Molly Martin, a junior from Sacramento, earned the top district... Cultural Narratives in Service to Our Students September 28, 2020 Gonzaga Provost Deena González discusses cultural narratives, teaching history, and moving toward equity Gray Hair and the Dignity of Black Folks: Ed Taylor September 24, 2020 As a Black man, these past few months I have thought a lot about dying. More than usual. When I was young, I imagined a death where I learn that I... 1 2 3 ... 4 5 6 7 Next
Gonzaga Student Body Presidents in Real-World Leadership June 06, 2023 Catching up with some of the last decade's GSBA presidents to see where they're leading today. Reclaiming Your Roots: Diversity Monologues, March 28 March 21, 2023 The 13th Annual Diversity Monologues hosted by Gonzaga’s Unity Multicultural Education Center (UMEC) will feature 10 often-poignant stories delivered... Taking the Scenic Route February 13, 2023 This "To Be Continued" reflection was published in the Spring 2023 Gonzaga Magazine, for which Zack Berlat ('11) is the staff photographer. One could... More Than a Trip July 22, 2022 GU Outdoors offers camping, hiking, skiing and snowboarding trips regularly. A new opportunity arose in 2022: Avalanche Level 1 Certification at Mt.... Finding Faith & Identity June 28, 2022 When Zoe Jaspers (’20) came to Gonzaga, they were questioning their gender identity and exploring their Catholic faith. The Importance of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) ... May 06, 2022 Joan Iva Fawcett, a Filipina American, shares an opportunity to celebrate the cultures represented under the AAPI umbrella. Rescuing the World October 24, 2021 Guam native, lawyer and activist Julian Aguon talks about his first book with fellow indigenous author Tommy Orange Mastering Higher Education: Charlita Shelton October 15, 2021 Although she's only been here two years, Charlita Shelton is making tangible differences as President Thayne McCulloh's chief of staff. Vietnamese in Spokane July 09, 2021 Two Vietnamese students met in Spokane and ended up at Gonzaga together. Alumna Heather Banis Works for Healing June 24, 2021 Heather Banis, Ph.D., who earned a master’s degree in theology and leadership from Gonzaga in 2019, serves as the Victims Assistance Coordinator (VAC)... Making Culture Matter June 01, 2021 One alumna's vision for the flourishing of students, staff, collective goals and shared purpose. Alumna Michelle Paulin Serves in Diplomatic Role at Tokyo Olympics March 17, 2021 Michelle “Missy” Paulin (’98) is delighted to be in Tokyo serving as a U.S. diplomat at the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer. Klamath Tribes' Member Isabel Hawley Earns REDW Accounting Scholarship March 12, 2021 Isabel Yasana Hawley, a member of the Klamath Tribes and a student in Gonzaga’s MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship program, is one of two... Debaters Earn Top District Qualifying Slot for Nationals February 23, 2021 Gonzaga’s top debate team comprised of Avalyn Hine, a sophomore from Boise, and Molly Martin, a junior from Sacramento, earned the top district... Cultural Narratives in Service to Our Students September 28, 2020 Gonzaga Provost Deena González discusses cultural narratives, teaching history, and moving toward equity Gray Hair and the Dignity of Black Folks: Ed Taylor September 24, 2020 As a Black man, these past few months I have thought a lot about dying. More than usual. When I was young, I imagined a death where I learn that I...
